Randomized opponents

[Kool Keith]

I've probably played about 10-15 games now, and I swear I ALWAYS have the Aztecs, Incas, Maya, and Iriquois as opponents generated by the game. Not a big deal, just a little annoying when I'm looking for variety. Anyone else have this 'issue'?

 

[Davyd]

Uncheck culturally linked starting locations.

 

[vmxa]

Yes it is a bug that was suppose to be a feature.

 

[Little Corporal]

I've got one game where the continent other than my own contains the aztecs and two maya....... and the inca on my continent. That was weird.

 

[Desertsnow]

In my last three games played as Byzantines I shared a continent with Inca, Maya and Aztecs and in two of those three with the Americans. Hm.

 

[Mirc]

Maybe your game has Byzantines in the American culture group Are you sure you didn't see American style cities as your capital? It wouldn't be too strange for me, since I edited the rules so much I don't really remember what I've done!

 

[Pentium]

In my last three games played as Byzantines I shared a continent with Inca, Maya and Aztecs and in two of those three with the Americans. Hm.

Answer for you:

Uncheck culturally linked starting locations.

 

[Mirc]

But he's playing as the Byzantines

 

[Padma]

Doesn't matter. The C3C "Culturally Linked Starting Locations" is broken. It will *always* give you American civs....

 

[Mirc]

Really? I didn't know that.

 

[pol1]

when i use 'random all' for the game to search for good starting position i observed this :

i have been given england (many, many more times than other), japan or aztecs mainly
and others rather with statistical probability

edit : it's 1/31 for each civ to be Your civ in random civ selection, not 10/31

well, it happens ;-)